What are you reading?
Asked at Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont on September 04, 2011
“‘Jumping Through Fires’ by David Nasser. It’s about an Iranian refugee’s experience in the United States growing up as a child.”
— Stephanie Ann Barrows, poet, Lawrence
“Steven Havill. He writes books about New Mexico. It’s a Posadas County sheriff and he talks about all these places and he describes them so beautifully you can just feel yourself there.”
— Mary Boucher, medical transcriptionist, Lawrence
“I like Stephen King books. I like all of them. It’s the way he writes and I love that it’s scary.”
— Clarissa Murray, recycling center employee, Lawrence
“‘John Lennon: The Life’ by Philip Norman. I’m really into The Beatles. It’s all about the man. It focuses on his solo stuff and his life.”
— Frank Mosier, pharmacy delivery driver, Lawrence
“‘In the Garden of Beasts’ by Erik Larson. It’s about how Hitler got away with what he did, written in story form. It’s going to try to explain how things could get that wild and horrible with nobody stopping Hitler.”
— Lee Schlife, artist, Lawrence